Brigid O’Dea: Find where your energy lies and follow that
Reading a George Saunders’ book on holidays helps me rediscover my energy
Reading a George Saunders’ book on holidays helps me rediscover my energy
A breakthrough year for Irish women, while Osaka, Biles and Peng faced huge pressure
Reviews: Paul Mescal and Kristen Stewart among stars featuring in this year’s festival
An unnerving but mesmerising journey into dark adolescence, Euphoria returns tonight
Before now, emphasis was placed on rural landscape and western seaboard in Irish art. This book takes a very different approach
As businesses and schools take technological leap, risk of leaving people behind is greater
Artist’s second most expensive auction sale surpasses expectations at Sotheby’s
The work in Ireland in Frame provides lessons for a Republic in the grip of a pandemic
Can films inspire us as we navigate the limits of confinement via computers and phones?
The trailer exists to reassure the millions who grew up with Mean Streets, Goodfellas, Casino and The Departed.
He was the finest Danish painter of his generation who ignored a revolution in art. Now his meditative interiors are undergoing a revival
The photographer's democratising belief that ‘the eyes are free’ is clear from his new Imma show
Masterpiece is just one of the paintings on sale from collection of American Modernism
Review: Genre thrills centring on familial tension in a post-apocalypic world
. . . or will I worry about range anxiety for the entire 1,500kms from Dublin to Innsbruck?
Review: Urbanity is a bright food light in a coffee and pizza-chain wilderness
The lack of momentum – freights go first – allows you to notice things, good and bad
The artist, doctor and Booker-shortlisted author is as busy as ever in his 90th year, with projects in Ireland, Italy and his adopted New York
‘I genuinely don’t go for designer looks. I always go to secondhand stores’
The debut feature from director Nicolas Pesce is a visceral, horrible and beautiful reviention of arthouse
West Texas is more sophisticated than the ‘cowboys and oil rigs’ stereotypes. The wild west also boasts unique attractions, including a modern art oasis and one of the world’s most high-tech astronomical observatories
‘I love our kitchen as it surrounds family and friends in a blanket of cosiness and warmth’
The race for the 2015 Palme d’Or looks at this stage to be between ‘Son of Saul’ and ‘Carol’, two extraordinary pictures from two very different film-makers
Carmel Walsh has carved out a glamorous career as a stylist in Florence’s luxury goods market
Utopia and dystopia loom large in the work of the Cork-born painter, who died last year
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices